Gluster users - Feb 2014 - Java 1.4+ and Gluster - new project libgfapi-java-io

I would like to announce a new project on Gluster forge - libgfapi-java-io.
?This project aims at creating a Java 1.4+ interface to gluster using libgfapi
interface.

https://forge.gluster.org/libgfapi-java-io

libgfapi-java-io provides-

- Maven compatibility
- Raw Inputstream + OutputStream (very slow)
- Buffered Inputstream and Outputstream (much faster.. amortizes the JNI call
over larger blocks)
- Full support for the following file and directory functions: delete, rename,
mkdirs, list() list(filter), getMod, getUid, getGid, setUid, setGid, getAtime,
getMtime, getCtime, getBlockSize, length, exists.
- Very much java/OO structure hiding the libgfapi static calls. ?Quite similar
to the java.io.File class.

I will continue working and improving documentation, tests and examples.
Currently the OutputStream is highly performant beating raw FUSE writes, and the
InputStream is nearly as performant as raw FUSE writes. ?I should have the
InputStream performance sorted soon.

Of course if you hate old Java and are looking for the cleaner FileSystem
implementation of Java 1.7, don't forget Louis'
glusterfs-java-filesystem project:
?https://forge.gluster.org/glusterfs-java-filesystem


-bc

+1

On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:26 PM, Brad Childs <bdc at redhat.com>
wrote:
> I would like to announce a new project on Gluster forge - libgfapi-java-io.
This project aims at creating a Java 1.4+ interface to gluster using libgfapi
interface.
>
> https://forge.gluster.org/libgfapi-java-io
>
> libgfapi-java-io provides-
>
> - Maven compatibility
> - Raw Inputstream + OutputStream (very slow)
> - Buffered Inputstream and Outputstream (much faster.. amortizes the JNI
call over larger blocks)
> - Full support for the following file and directory functions: delete,
rename, mkdirs, list() list(filter), getMod, getUid, getGid, setUid, setGid,
getAtime, getMtime, getCtime, getBlockSize, length, exists.
> - Very much java/OO structure hiding the libgfapi static calls.  Quite
similar to the java.io.File class.
>
> I will continue working and improving documentation, tests and examples.
Currently the OutputStream is highly performant beating raw FUSE writes, and the
InputStream is nearly as performant as raw FUSE writes.  I should have the
InputStream performance sorted soon.
>
> Of course if you hate old Java and are looking for the cleaner FileSystem
implementation of Java 1.7, don't forget Louis'
glusterfs-java-filesystem project: 
https://forge.gluster.org/glusterfs-java-filesystem
>
>
> -bc
>
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